1995 Air Quality - Sulfate


Sulfate f)

Source/Receptor Area



No. (%) Samples Exceeding Standard

No.

Location

Station No.

Max. Conc. in µg/m3
24-hour

>=25 µg/m3
24-Hour

Los Angeles County




1

Central LA

087

15.5

0

2

NW Coast LA Co

091

13.3*

0*

3

SW Coast LA Co

094

20.4

0

4

S Coast LA Co

072

16.9

0

6

W Sn Fernan V

074

--

--

7

E Sn Fernan V

069

13.7*

0*

8

W Sn Gabrl V

088

13.2

0

9

E Sn Gabrl V

060/591

12.9

0

10

Pomona/Wln V

075/108

--

--

11

S Sn Gabrl V

085

16.3

0

12

S Cent LA Co

084

18.8

0

13

Sta Clarita V

089

--

--

14

Antelope V1)

096

--

--

Orange County




16

N Orange Co

3177

--

--

17

Cent Orange Co

3176

12.8

0

18

N Coast Orange

3195

--

--

19

Saddleback V

3186

--

--

Riverside County




22

Norco/Corona

4155

--

--

23

Metro Riv Co

4144/4146

26.3

1(1.6)

24

Perris Valley

4149

--

--

25

Lk Elsinore

4158

--

--

26

Temecula V

4163

--

--

28

Hemet/Sn Jcnto

4141

--

--

29

San Gorgonio P

4150

--

--

30

Coachella V2)

4137/4157

--

--

San Bernardino County




32

NW SB V

5175

12.5

0

33

SW SB V

5171

--

--

34

Cent SB V

5197/5203

13.4

0

35

E SB V

5204

--

--

37

Cent SB Mtns

5181

--

--

Areas 9, 10, 23, 30 and 24 have two monitoring stations each.
Values shown are the highest recorded at either station.
µg/m3 - Micrograms per cubic meter of air.
-- = Pollutant not monitored.
* Less than 12 full months of data. May not be representative.
1) Mojave Desert Air Basin.
2) Salton Sea Air Basin.
f) Total suspended particulates, lead, and sulfate were determined from samples collected every 6 days by the high volume sampler method, on glass fiber filter media.

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